DIGITAL PRODUCTS. 1. A Party shall not apply customs duties or other duties, fees, or charges on or in connection with the importation or exportation of digital products by electronic transmission.10
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. 1. A Party shall not apply customs duties or other duties, fees or charges on or in connection with the importation or exportation of digital products by electronic transmission10-3.
10-1 This applies to WTO rules for which both parties are signatories.
10-2 For greater clarity, digital products do not include digitized representations of financial instruments.
10-3 The obligation in paragraph 1 does not preclude a Party from imposing internal taxes or other internal charges provided that these are imposed in a manner consistent with Article III of GATT 1994 and its interpretative notes as incorporated into this Agreement by Article 2.2.
2. Each Party shall determine the customs value of imported carrier media bearing digital products according to the cost or value of the carrier medium alone, without regard to the cost or value of the digital products stored on the carrier medium.
(a) Each Party shall accord to the digital products of the other Party10-4 treatment no less favourable than it accords to its own like digital products10-5 in respect of all measures10-6 affecting the contracting for, commissioning, creation, publication, production, storage, distribution, marketing, sale, purchase, delivery or use of such digital products.
(b) A Party shall accord treatment no less favourable to digital products whose author, performer, producer, developer or distributor is a person of the other Party than it accords to like digital products whose author, performer, producer, developer or distributor is a person of the first Party.
4 A Party shall not accord treatment less favourable to some digital products on the basis of factors not found in paragraph 3, which have the effect of affording protection to its own digital products and/or which act as a disguised restriction to trade in digital products of the other Party.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. (a) Within a reasonable period after the execution of this Agreement, Agent will cause an interactive digital product (the “Digital Product”) to be made available to the Association that will contain information specifically related to the Association. Access to most areas of the Digital Product will be password protected, for the free and exclusive use of the Association’s residents who register for this service through the Digital Product. The Digital Product will be operated and maintained by Agent or its service providers and available by hyperlink from Agent’s website. The Digital Product will provide various communication tools, which may include directories, calendars, surveys, and forums. All data submitted to the Digital Product by the Association residents and all content contributed by the Association shall be the property of the Association and are hereby licensed to Agent for use in operating and maintaining the Digital Product and related services. The Digital Product and all computer programs and code used in the operation of the Digital Product, as well as all intellectual property rights therein, shall be the sole and exclusive property of Agent. Revenue generated from the Digital Product through Association-solicited advertising will be the sole property of the Association. All other revenue shall be the sole property of Agent. Associa sponsored programs, including but not limited to Associa Advantage, and Associa Supports Kids, are not Association-solicited advertisements as contemplated by the revenue sharing language above.
(b) The Digital Product may contain links to other websites. Use of these websites is at the user’s own risk. Agent is not responsible for and does not endorse the content, products, or services of any third party websites and does not make any representations regarding their quality, content, or accuracy. Agent is not liable for the materials, information, and opinions provided on, or available through, the Digital Product (the “Site Content”). Reliance on the Site Content is solely at the user’s own risk. Agent disclaims any liability for injury or damages resulting from the use of any Site Content. The Digital Product, the Site Content, and the products and services provided on or available through the Digital Product are provided on an “AS IS” and “AS AVAILABLE” basis. Agent makes no warranty or representation with respect to the quality, accuracy, or availability of the Digital Product and disclaims all warrant...
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. 1. A Party shall not apply customs duties or other duties, fees or charges on or in connection with the importation or exportation of digital products by electronic transmission10-3.
2. Each Party shall determine the customs value of imported carrier media bearing digital products according to the cost or value of the carrier medium alone, without regard to the cost or value of the digital products stored on the carrier medium.
(a) Each Party shall accord to the digital products of the other Party10-4 treatment no less favourable than it accords to its own like digital products10-5 in respect of all measures10-6 affecting the contracting for, commissioning, creation, publication, production, storage, distribution, marketing, sale, purchase, delivery or use of such digital products.
(b) A Party shall accord treatment no less favourable to digital products whose author, performer, producer, developer or distributor is a person of the other Party than it accords to like digital products whose author, performer, producer, developer or distributor is a person of the first Party.
4 A Party shall not accord treatment less favourable to some digital products on the basis of factors not found in paragraph 3, which have the effect of affording protection to its own digital products and/or which act as a disguised restriction to trade in digital products of the other Party.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. 1. Neither Party may apply customs duties, fees, or other charges on or in connection with the importation or exportation of digital products by electronic transmission.
2. Each Party shall determine the customs value of an imported carrier medium bearing a digital product of the other Party based on the cost or value of the carrier medium alone, without regard to the cost or value of the digital product stored on the carrier medium.
3. Neither Party may accord less favorable treatment to some digital products than it accords to other like digital products1
(a) on the basis that:
(i) the digital products receiving less favorable treatment are created, produced, published, stored, transmitted, contracted for, commissioned, or first made available on commercial terms in the territory of the other Party, or
(ii) the author, performer, producer, developer, distributor, or owner of such digital products is a person of the other Party; or
(b) so as otherwise to afford protection to other like digital products that are created, produced, published, stored, transmitted, contracted for, commissioned, or first made available on commercial terms in its territory.
4. Neither Party may accord less favorable treatment to digital products:
(a) created, produced, published, contracted for, commissioned, or first made available on commercial terms in the territory of the other Party than it accords to like digital products created, produced, published, contracted for, commissioned, or first made available on commercial terms in the territory of a non-Party; or
(b) whose author, performer, producer, developer, distributor, or owner is a person of the other Party than it accords to like digital products whose author, performer, producer, developer, distributor, or owner is a person of a non-Party.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. Neither Party may impose customs duties, fees, or other charges (1) on or in connection with the importation or exportation of:
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. 1. A Party shall not apply customs duties or other duties, fees, or charges on or in connection with the importation or exportation of digital products by electronic transmission.
2. Each Party shall determine the customs value of an imported carrier medium bearing a digital product according to the cost or value of the carrier medium alone, without regard to the cost or value of the digital product stored on the carrier medium.
3. A Party shall not accord less favourable treatment to some digital products than it accords to other like digital products:
(a) on the basis that
(i) the digital products receiving less favorable treatment are created, produced, published, stored, transmitted, contracted for, commissioned, or first made available on commercial terms, outside its territory; or
(ii) the author, performer, producer, developer, or distributor of such digital products is a person of the other Party or a non- Party; or
(b) so as otherwise to afford protection to the other like digital products that are created, produced, published, stored, transmitted, contracted for, commissioned, or first made available on commercial terms, in its territory.
4. A Party shall not accord less favourable treatment to digital products:
(a) created, produced, published, stored, transmitted, contracted for, commissioned, or first made available on commercial terms in the territory of the other Party than it accords to like digital products created, produced, published, stored, transmitted, contracted for, commissioned, or first made available on commercial terms, in the territory of a non-Party.
(b) whose author, performer, producer, developer, or distributor is a person of the other Party than it accords to like digital products whose author, performer, producer, developer, or distributor is a person of a non-Party.
5. Paragraphs 3 and 4 of this Article are subject to relevant exceptions or reservations set out in this Agreement or its Annexes, if any.
6. This Chapter does not apply to measures affecting the electronic transmission of a series of text, video, images, sound recordings, and other products scheduled by a content provider for aural and/or visual reception, and for which the content consumer has no choice over the scheduling of the series.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. “Digital Products” means Products that will be delivered to Customers electronically, without a physical product or packaging, including without limitation movie and event tickets, gift certificates, etc. If the parties agree to offer Digital Products to Customers through a Site, the terms of this Section 7 will apply to such Digital Products as provided below.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. 1. Each Party shall not apply customs duties or other duties, fees, or charges on or in connection with the importation or exportation of a digital product of the other Party by electronic transmission14-2.
14-1 For greater clarity, digital products do not include digitised representations of financial instruments.
2. Each Party shall determine the customs value of an imported carrier medium bearing a digital product in accordance with the Customs Valuation Agreement.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS. 14.1 The Consumer Licence for digital products shall grant exclusively the right to gain access to the digital product and to view, consult and run the content included therein and to save or print non-substantial parts of the content, in conformity with the instructions and specifications by Studystore, or the publisher of the remote products.
14.2 In the event of a Cloud solution, the Licence shall grant the right to use the web application via the interface offered by Studystore.
14.3 The passwords, user names and similar access and user codes provided are confidential.
14.4 The Consumer shall not process, change, copy, publish, reproduce, or lend the digital products, create works derived therefrom, or execute other actions therewith that extend beyond the granted Licence, with the exception of and insofar as provided for in the Copyright Act (such as the right to quote).
14.5 The Licence is limited to the period agreed at purchase. The Licence period shall commence when the Consumer completes registration.
14.6 The Consumer is exclusively permitted to use the digital products for personal use, or personal business operations.
14.7 Studystore shall be entitled to audit use of the Licence. The Consumer shall provide all reasonable cooperation.
14.8 The Consumer shall be responsible and liable for careful use by the users of the digital products and/or login details and shall be liable for the users complying with the provisions of the Agreement.
14.9 Studystore shall be entitled, for the purposes of maintaining and/or improving the quality of the products, to make changes in its equipment, software and products, including regulations regarding identification procedures, type of equipment and to deny access to the product at times when maintenance and repair work is executed.
14.10 Additional conditions of use imposed by the publisher and owner of the digital products may apply to the digital products, which shall be stated in the web shop.
